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Spatial Econometric Research on Tourism Industrial Agglomeration in China——An Empirical Analysis Based on Panel Data between 2000-2013

Cui Ron

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This paper uses 2000-2013 Chinese provincial panel data and the spatial regression model partial derivatives method to establish the dynamic spatial Panel model. By using this model,this paper empirically studies the spatial spillover effect of tourism industry agglomeration. The results show that tourism economic growth has dynamic continuity. The tourism industry agglomeration degree are obviously different between different provinces; tourism industry agglomeration has significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects and negative inter-regional spillover effects,but the overall is positive spillover effect; the contribution from tourism industry agglomeration are 3. 5 times than from the capital,and are 7 times than from the labor. The capital and labor have significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects,while the labor has negative spillover effects to neighboring regions; China intra-province domain tourism economic growth mainly depends on capital investment.

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This paper uses 2000-2013 Chinese provincial panel data and the spatial regression model partial derivatives method to establish the dynamic spatial Panel model. By using this model,this paper empirically studies the spatial spillover effect of tourism industry agglomeration. The results show that tourism economic growth has dynamic continuity. The tourism industry agglomeration degree are obviously different between different provinces; tourism industry agglomeration has significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects and negative inter-regional spillover effects,but the overall is positive spillover effect; the contribution from tourism industry agglomeration are 3. 5 times than from the capital,and are 7 times than from the labor. The capital and labor have significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects,while the labor has negative spillover effects to neighboring regions; China intra-province domain tourism economic growth mainly depends on capital investment.

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This paper uses 2000-2013 Chinese provincial panel data and the spatial regression model partial derivatives method to establish the dynamic spatial Panel model. By using this model,this paper empirically studies the spatial spillover effect of tourism industry agglomeration. The results show that tourism economic growth has dynamic continuity. The tourism industry agglomeration degree are obviously different between different provinces; tourism industry agglomeration has significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects and negative inter-regional spillover effects,but the overall is positive spillover effect; the contribution from tourism industry agglomeration are 3. 5 times than from the capital,and are 7 times than from the labor. The capital and labor have significantly positive intra-regional spillover effects,while the labor has negative spillover effects to neighboring regions; China intra-province domain tourism economic growth mainly depends on capital investment.

Key concepts: Tourism, Spillover effect, Panel data, Economies of agglomeration, Economic geography, China, Economics, Econometric model

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